The New York Herald Newspaper, March 4, 1851, Page 4

SEERA NEWS BY THE MAILS. Our Washington Correspondenec. Wasunarox, March 2, 1851. The Last day— Terrible State of Affairs. “ That awful day will surely come,— ‘The eppointed hour makes haste.’ The two houses of Congress are in a fix- They knew, at the beginning, that the session must ex- pire with the 3d of March, and that certain appro- priation bills were indispensable to the support of the government, for the six months after the first of July next. The appropriations of last year run out On that day. The constitution inhibits the president from spending money out of the treasury, not authorized by law. If the appropriation bills fail there ie no law, uo authority to the president to touch a dollar for the support of the government, excepting unexpended balances, after the first of ne The treasury may be full of money ; and the office-holders may be starviag ; but the money can’t be touched till authorized by Congress. Now, how do we stand! The civil and diplo- matic bill, for ie. pay of the first session of the next Congress, and from July next, for the sub- sistence of the executive departments, the judi- eiary, the general land establishment, and our establishmant, “c., &c., the army |, and the ay bill, have ail yet to be acted upon by the Senate. To do them justice, and to the pubhe treasury, these three bee, eught to take up two weeks steady deli- beration. They all depend upon the last day of the session. But good may come out of it. The Senate may be driven to take the Army and Navy bills as they come from the House, re- Pc aa the estimates to the tune of some If they do notpass in that form, there at danger of these bills going by the board. it in adaition to these bills, the Senate have to act upen Father Ritchie’s resolution; and the old man is in great er. If he has a single invete- rate enemy in the Senate, his case is gone. Again, the House have made some amendments to the Senate billon cheap postages, which oaly Tequire the action of the Senate, to become a law, upon the three and five cent rates. But there is, also, the River and Harbor bill frem the House, standing over as the unfinished business of the Senate from Saturday night, or rather Sunday morning; and upon that issue, the question of an extra session depends. If the ma- | ority imsist, and the m-nority do not give way, the appropriation bills will be swamped, and an extra | session will become a necessity. Werather suspect, the majority in this case will six ins and that the rivers and harbors will be i Suea is the present deplorable and shameful State of the public business on the last session. It | may turn out better than we apprehend it will; but | it will be bad enongh at the best. We shall at- | tempt to analyze all this peta cbes “the result is made out. 1t is full of useful euggestioas—full of important facts at the bottom. Wasuinoros, Maren 1, 1851 The River and Harbor Bill. The following are the items of the River and Harbor bill, as passed by the House, and which now hangs in a state of most glorious uncer Generee harbor... . . Oak Orebard harbor. Dredge Buffalo harbor Duakirk berbor.. Cattaracgus do Harbor at Erie. Do et Connes Cunningh Ashtabu ‘bo: Grapd River do. Cleveisad do . Black River do.. Vermilion go. eta ay do... 3: do... Monroe —y Ae Dredge boat... Michigaa City barbor Chicago harbor. &e.. Wankegan breakwater Bt. Joseph's harbor Winek river 5 =. « 29 000 port de.. 15,000 Dredge boat . 20,000 1 Seganaw bay + 10000 Surveys of Nort * Llinois and Tennesse, each $50,000. ++» 100000 BOOMs «sn evccccseseccssoncesees 80 000 Cumberland island, Ohio river... +. 50,000 Missireippi rapide pi 59,000 Barveys © pper Mississivp! . . $000 Buag boste, Ke, Mississippi Xe 100 040 20 009 40 000 10.090 4560 10.900 harbor, Del.» Rewer harbor, No Port “+n berbor, Del Pamlico river NC. Delaware breakwater... Baltimore barbor, &e..... Outside Atlantic harbors. Pludeon river above apd below Aivany: “ae Stamford harbor 0 +e Charieston harbor. Hellgate chapn Cobscock bay. M Beaufort harbor. N Albemarle Sound... Colorsdo river, Texas RioGrande, do orton harbor eeereeee @ os ee 15000 New liatem ..... . ence . 6000 Dredgee Texas coast... . + $9,000 James river, Va. eduboaese 00 Taunton Mase. or lye Mcitle barber. see WOOO Portiana harbor see 10,000 Port Jefferson, New Yori. 5 000 $2.546.176 pondence. . March 3,1551 Arrival of the Steamer City of Glasgow—Iw durum, § Our screw propeller, City of Glaagow, concluded her voyage of nineteen days from Liverpool, this morning, by coming to at Pine street wharf. She brings over @x hundred tons « ght, consigned to our merebants, and the foi ! ‘chard Meyer, Robert Neileon. 7. Joshua Robinsoo Maslin, William Harman, 0 W Th ‘oil, tedy and daughter, G Low deughter; David Shew. Mr Griway. Mons Belstt! of Teal, John Battoo son, Mr Perkin . Adameon, Joan she Wm *haw Thomas Keevan, fi J 0 Reilly, Joho Crook James Hardy, Mr. Boaler. Patrick MeKoe Henry Ila Mre, Hodeon, Mise Hadron, Wm Pickering. Wm -n. dames Jones and indy, Patrick Tony ick Hirst. W Heap and lady. Mre Parker, MO obert Carbeuld, J MoGrigor, John Sm ¥ way, John Bhekepeare. be incendiaries burned up nine cows and two borers, last_eveniog, in a barn at Aramiago, be- longing to Mra. Bolby. The cattle belonged to Isaac Hunter ‘Treasury Notes Outstanding March 1, 1851. Tree Derantanet ; Recistew® Orrice, Mareb 1, 1861. § Amount outstanding ot the sever: jasues ror to “emdepyag 1646 as per records of $198,201 64 1846, a# par do. 23,850 00 Amount outstanding ot the Semuery, 1847, a8 por dow... 66... . 25,000 09 $198 011 OF Deduct cancelled notes inthe hands of ac comnting “Moers, jet note prior to 224 Jay eee sent eeeee 159 09 + * M. NOURSE, Acting Register In excavating at Charleston § 0. be nee skulls aot berse wish Uount Pulse fe io ts Feb 13—Br re aes, totes te ED Es Oe sneivnt mtes tune Sasi ts Ones te Pema Sr a ee Bidioe mall wilco detained by unavoi “We. *hvoverus, nd those of roukere, Balto “Rents ees her vee) * ‘Ol Itoh, it ae (3 {a NYork; 14th, gy and Richard hyo’ w, Wm, and ne bara ites ita Lihtaa ted to attemd her her late paren Wie James street, on catriago athernote, March the 5th, at 2 o’olock. No mday afternoon, March 3, after slong and sm the 70th year of jUpreme Court—Speelal Decisions by Hon. Judge B: 9 on understand og Oy Sisetta pie piece will shortly be produc: Broapwar Taare duced at Broedway etait pon th el, 8, which reflects much credit proprietor, Mr Marshall, wit! ded in eneanee in Miss salle \ oe week she Joba Ma are respectful, funeral. fr ‘rom hi James Petit, vs. John Barling Order dismiest plaint, cet aside on the ground of irregularity, ‘Same, vs. Some,— Motion that the attorney for the aad be ordered to pay the costs, denied without ooRdcard W Bradley, v: set aside judgment, John P: Lee, ve. Lekey. tas to so much eheaaay i | jevoa, Fob 8—BShip Propontis, shea for Sumatra seon imal brought apne ee ands if we last night, she will continue to “sited for the remainder ot the P 1 Byter Van Zant.—Motion to Praleava’ others Motion na at Eulssbath J, ay aise "4 reiand: a Borton” Cla 3005, schr Serkan ogee the beulmg of » Gray, =. Robert 8. Chamber! to chan; 4 place of triel denied. the coped of the +4 part, an jusiastic applause. for the plot te-: ee Ba he mambegy of of 7 Company A. stapectfally favited, to be hi bie A geet at 2 o'clock P. son place, Thirty-fourth street, near 4, Sanan Soars, only daughter of John d 1 year and 8 days. ily are respectfully invited to y, but shall Probably a outline of it betel Although there i much speaking in the Ann Eliza Powell.—Ordered that ¢ allowing al aie to Mise ic ty id wall, Pelt walified to deline- der penton a io y wiry her Talons the last week. jhe xt penedy monte and looked remarkebly cipal character in this intensely © , who performed the has done nothin, ony, &e, be United States Cireuit Court. Betore Judge Bete. Nancu3 —Charge of Murder on the High Seas —Doug- lass, Clements. and. Benson, the three men chargd with the murder of Mr Havens.one of the mates of the Amer- icen ship Glinn, were brought up this morning and ar- d assigned Messrs Benedict ments and Benson — Messrs. Bette and Bonehus having been already engaged for Douglass, the prisoners were called upon to plead’; and each,by the cireetion of bis counsel,pleaded not guilty. ‘The trial was then fixed for Monday next. jarths, J, for Philsdsipnis the nex ct seks pi Fellow. ppd ‘4 da don, Butler, Sel ihe 7008 fora ae Go st Wiroer,t re Ha ry part, made * a palpable hi well since he made bis appearance in this city. xectly adapted to him. lt play rainged. After the court and Mareh as counse! fo: At a inburgh, Scotland, on the 20th of January, second son of Jacob Askenhelm, Keq., injthe ge. much and deeply regret ob, for Boston soon: Mor- Charleston, ‘arr 1! ton, for Charleston soon; Michigan, character seems will undoubtedly have @ long run eper,”” # beautiful comedy, in two acts, written by Douglas Jerroid, and performed for the first time here, Miss Bennett carried the house by storm ae Felicia. The scene is laid in London in the year Meat and is up with the contests of “the roses.” id thi oa to bring the Pretender to thi “t.. of interest, and the play will prove a ‘hat both these successiul pieces ody, ‘engine steamél ia, ene itp GBORGis iti pee s,and those of his sister, her pior a Tost of Ww: ails, di ‘hompson street, will please Pesie 8, of hoopit 3m Ws ree nd 17 de Mre, Jolm Phillips, accept of this intimation. Monday mornin Mippieown, (Cony..) Maroh 3.—Sxa:ous Fine.—A fire broke ous in this city at 1% o'clock this morning, ia J. 8. Parmelee's variety store, and spread to the store of J.C. Beebe adjoining, c. a and occ upies oD frelent to Hevane and ‘sod low Celene. 177 West stroct, corner Warren street, on Barred a Bana the’ a via Law SANRIRO, | yaury 0 the block owned by ¥. Johnson, shos book weaen Bain's Tel ter On the 28th of al Wal Charlee f, gon of Henry pa od and the Semtinel and and yr egae M. Van Baun, aged 2 years, 3 mm ay Of congestion Oy P yp brain, after a few hours ieee. favorite. We perce ., Fieree, for Wilmington, NU, one Reueriae P Pon SANILLAs Fob 4—Sld Br brig Emporiuia, Colter, for N ‘ANZA hy ha ty te IDP Stowers, Boston bins o, Fe rig Renae, ae pe soon Pono Mars Fi at hy ‘Bt ie brig Ma Beh, ; B.A. Grant, barber; Witness oftce—all ot’ whion establishments were de stroyed. ‘The goods were removed from the stores in ‘il the blocks’ adjoluing, damaging the Stephen Crittenden $2000; insured fer $1,200. Beebe lost $200, and Pul- man $1,000, saving nothing and heving uo insurance. 's Telegraph office, nothing saved and no insuc- ance, Kiliot's buildiag was insured for $8,100. lose in the Sensinel and FTG bu: ““D. Ninto's Ganvex.—The splendid ballet troupe, under Balloy, inte of the vteamor Panama, wilt p i Hct the direction of the Rousset Famil abo’ this evening, The first piece wi vaudeville of * Les Vieilles Amours,”’ in talented French artists, Milo. Felice and M. Bresslaal, and M Richart, will appear in the principal charac: ters. The next feature will be the beautiful b pro nf © Giselle,’ which dor at Niblo's. , will again appear be tne French siderable extent, Bi sie Dace ta hor MARITIME INTELLIGENOE. ie Heise has been produced with such as Ciselie, may justly no equal. Bhe is exceedingly graceful 4 in carriage and expres- jchorean artist we Hy ‘ail Dgelacly Seodc Mile. Caroline, ess office was $3,500; in- ry 1s te. xeste, for de Bay 8; Brie, ‘Gist aay » for Baltimore, te be condemacd Br Jaco. Sarr fr bark ‘st ae Jordan, Portland; brig mT vax Dx 108 RusixDr08, Feb 12—Brig Caroline, Oook, Bs, iacsill oii Kerks Helen tier, Norn. Bla lithe erik sured tor $1,5C0- books and papers all lost. John. fon’s insurance on his stock will cover his loss. the burber’s lose is $300, —isas nimble as a sylph. sion isthe most taaclaating Tei She is assisted excellent corps de ballet od the dresses and decorations bave ever seen. her father, and scenery is beautiful, of the wost gorgeous character. Buaron’s Toeatar.—This estadiishi most suecesstul place of jsited by crowded erally retire, proclaimin, hted with the performan the great success as one of the be t OITY TRADE REPORT. Monpar, March 3—6 P.M. Breaperurrs—Flour—There was a good degree of firmness in the market to-day for Western and State flour, but the demand was not very active. trade were buying rather eparingly, andthere was but little done for the East. Ci request for shipm holders, whic yaluablog: also, an Panaperiti eur ae= E. MILLS, agent. 51 Court! andt ote ‘OTICE—SHIP potty 8. tl ie MEDICAL. h. yor Ss ase bri Ryd ime eobr ‘aekians, Heaid, Putaam, MYork. bi Burton richly desery ya State was in some tends his indefatiga € aa but at prices under the v: restricted the transactions. sales since Saturday amounted to 4.000 barrels,at $4 25 & $4 3744. for No. 2, superfin common to straight State, chi 4 68% & $4 67, for common to good Ohio, received ew Orleans ; $4 75 a $5, diane and were an | $481 8 $4 04, for good and round ay $5, for pure Genesee fangy and én brands at flour was very dull, with trifl good brands at $468 = $476, in bond fair inquiry for Bopthern flour, but prices had a droop We note sales of 700 bil Baltimore, Brandywin: 4 Georgetown,’ $1 76 @ $5; and fancy ditio, at $5 25 © $6623. Rye flour was steady at the decline no- ticed in our last, with sales of 100 barrels, a $3 75 Corn meal was nominal; ‘Ble Tishaa Mei id bark Lacenia, Hardi a ayhend Jo Ly $4 60 & $4 62%. for y at $456 a $4 62% ; Coleman, entitled the “Heir at character is a host ater as Dick Dowlas, Johnston as Zekiel Bland as Stedfast, Mrs. Skerrett as Jicely. A favorite duet favorite dance by Mirs jams of the opera by clude with the popular Burton, who in ever: will personate the cl seneloe, J Ogden; for mixed to fancy In- Cle ey gs ey vite. New ‘Or 38, vw Ne! Bari dre (Fr), Cadon, on. Marnasas, W A Bal HG Bos, ughes as Lad, | by Mr. and Mrs. Hol Walters and M, Frederic— ing sales of ordinary to Nationa Triratax —The same splendid programme of entertainment is announced for thisevening. Tae with the new local (rama, en- ‘Beametrees of New York, or the Viciesi- with Mesers. Taylor, Brandoa. La Mestayer, Mrs. talented artists Miss Malvina will pearim «nm aerial dance, which will bs followed b; the new drama entitled the “Road to Riches” This dmired, and is every night received with tbe warmest demonstrations of Malvins will next appear in a Swiss performances will conclude with the b: Who can dispute that the value twenty five cents ismot given at the National’ Let them go and judge for themselves, Bnovenas’s Lyceew.—The programme of this eve nivg consists of the comedy of the “Fast Hroughbsm, Lynne, and Raymond, 1 cbaracters—alro Mire Kate liorn, who is a general fe yorlte and fine actress The next feature will be the Caucing of » beautiful polka by Mile. Ducy Barre aud Dext in succession will ba the splen- 4 | Gidly produced piece. entitied the “World's F. which Mise Mary Taylor, who represents the part ot Columbia, keeps the audience in roars of laughter— i* ® credit to any establishment. iful song of the * fweetoess and melody. The en- | terteiomente will copclude with the new farce of “Al- ow me te Apologize. Cunity's Misetax straight | Alexandri Can be had av 102 Nassau e Crarina, ee fal Utica. Gn Fridays Sobr Louisa, Chase, for NYork, is ro rie March 1—Arr brig Gipsey, Sturges, Ponce, Performances comm tudes of an Orphai Favor, Seymour, Mis Grattan, Mrs. (oefore reported 20th), sehr Maj Ee uecran market was heavy, though hol: aa tion to press sales. Genesee was we $1 12 $1 18; Michigan, $110 ri ere bond) $1 04 $108, end Obio, $1e $1 ‘of Ow more active, avd tbe market was steady. Considerable sales of Nortsern were made at 49¢ et Barly avd bariey malt were ‘The former was held at $1 128 YY *. van the fetter at $1 154 $126. Rye was dull nominal, at Tic. cash. There was « fi piee is greatly ani rand a haavy eeon, could u9t Lt, 5 Pad, Le tis Daughter ee ee Bate tie ta fourte ath often, foartenn, oe as been nothing doing fo: ceipt of the Europa's news, The wu ter of her advices. added to thi the prinicpal ), Havre, repa: Blonde (Fi ° operations sum up 16 000 bushels. chiefly from store, at for new Bouthan end Jessey ond 65sec. tor do end do., delivered. Corton, —The oye Appears steady, at the decline unts. at which about It ts difficult to rates paid on forced sales are smile unbet tont on the beach. of & veceel, with as 8 ote B of Barucgat, passed th waeak tho larboard quarter oat of wat ig; @ fishing suack was alovgside, taking Mr Smith. T on the 2.600 bales were affix quotations es annexed — Liver Poor CLAssricaTiON, Florida, Mabile & Texas, —~ad — 88 = < lerque of the bea rendered with The bill for this evening con- gro melodies, instrumental Thones | Hulls Hall, Providenoe Issac H Borden, Kinzey, Fall River, singing end beautiful Midd) Good Middting . uitar yor violin are performed with great taste and judgment * Miveraste.—This band ts, a¢ usual, giving general ratirfaction by their performances Mr Donsiker, the celebrated violinist, late of Chris- will make bis first sppearance Mr. Horn takes his tor largest. faim sy udeon, for Apalachiools, sld 28th. NW, frosh breere, Pork iatinuted tn atesd: ase YOURSELY —! Poo! ty's Mipetrele Kamey will play « banjo solo. It ip hoped his triends will rally on this 00 Part for the elt were acld at $13 44 for new Ohio move; $10 for old. $12 for sour, $11 25 for pew prime; $10 for old; and $4 for with much firmness, at $5758 $1076 for mens; and $58 $6 for prime, at which 170 meee was more inquired ¢ noticed sales of 200 tierces, on te: Beef hams were steady, Cut meate were pretty Telegraphic ™ Marine sera 999. te Feb 2)—Arr brig Sarah ( Br), y, Smith, Portiand, Harriet, ers, Rich, Havans. jana; Card ax Moneva.—The performa’ should be read by jortuaste im contrac: yourselves under the care ‘oung gave previous to d to transpire. saleable at $14 750 $15. astive, at Sige. a 9c. for beams, an A steady busine: —— change in valu 6— Arr sche sinotia sales. NYork; 70! Leo, ith, bi °] tery the | ateepeee bas been done in Lard, Cuantesron, Feb 2s, abeut 150 barrels sold at better request, and prices frm. Cheee 0 was dull at 5iG0. 06x Yerk abt is » @ xrows, DO, Feb 27—Adv, re panwe Crowell, for hrs Trumpet, and Nourmabal, and Ready. Kastport, tor Phi- wey me ee 2l—Arr sohre Wm & Maris, Ayres, rin; Na: Hagan, Qonseas. a oneeTee, Cla ships “ti ithe peels Vane sob Windies; Artived—Brig Oak Boston. Boston 3d inet. Groversren Fet 26—A: Bees for NYork; Rew, New Yore Cy niaire, and the French equestria: Amphitheatre, in the Bowery, has produced « sensa- vs.—The return of Madame Tour- to the American vd om NY¥e., Beproap, Marob 2. Savanwan, Pod 27. tiou emong our circus.going cit Tumors of their extracrdinary # lroulated pretty freely fcr the past two weeks. We * giad to notice at this ertablishm ance of that very clever and pleasing artist, Monsieur be would be @ valuable oquisition to any Madame Tournisire is and as bewitching e* ever, while the other of the covpe allacjuit themselves to the gra fection of the audience Messrs June & ( pend vpon s successicn of densely crowded houses. sonata or Inetaxn.—Nothing cam surpass the tiful palptaings exhibited here, and the brilliant ione of the iecturer The Panorams of the Pilgrim's ons, especiall he Arrived—Sobr Henry Gibbs, NY Cleared —Sohr C A L Lamar, NYork. Arrived—Sohrs Joseph Farwe! Bailed—Sehe Bliss Warren, Wilmington, NOY MARKETS © KLSE WHERE. lade’ Yewates -222 Broadway, Ne pas a AND LONDON Rae oe t the re appear graceful, as daring, lifex, struck on ing, from the othor ph yeiolans eu Ren Tt. 1 have contesesions daily { mire without 6: ruahs My diploma, with 08. shew, that pone can oqu a Cortyn. ou exyeiled MSG. Aster alte fie ths Wi! 80 Worris Canal, 17%" Telegraphic Reports. . it Thomas, Porto Kieo, snd@ all Giese os the Bxohangs Readi F487, bth inst, at 11 o'eloa! in. Cotton hae declined another go ai ot hn gh my T a1 le: ‘Butoin. abt —Cld schr P_Pattersen, Pattorsen, ath Baltic, Saunders, Matensas; Wehr Te. UTM, Feb 2—Atr sohr Absons, Doano, Delaware Feb 27—Cld brigs Alcenas, Mitchell, P es this mornii City Intelligence. \— Letters for all the pee through the abe tf Ths abo Later age are alo a4 Keayo's Wall trons Merald . March 3. gy jeces Of bulk meat rold to-day. at ot between one-fourth bh of the entire mortality are from that oa to Hinckley, Jobnsom, Cleufaegos; seirs Dolphin, Lord, that nember were to di the elty would be thrown into y are only deaths from coum rm. and very little precaution a, King of Terrore je true the climate bas something to do with t tion, but imprudense, and imat- | our physical being. have far more at there is one deeth from starvation in the returss of the City Inspector—a record almos* ua- The case is that of Miller, who died at 113 W. f cholera. or yel 1LApELeMA, March 3—4¢ PM \A 4 Duborae Winemore, N York, Achesh D, cota Dy La ry in that quarter tality from conse jarried, On March 94.im Canal Street’ Charch, by Rev. Mr. R. WARREN is CONFIDENTLY OONSULTAD 0 Practice. 9 of which wore plone im hia offi 8, jaine this country ever produced aauOvES HIS OFFIC Josarn Rowrina, to Miss Devrwine Rise mat, all of New York. Montreal amd Quebec pa In this city on | Diners: | boxy tak Dr rs please copy. jarch 2, by the Rev T. B of Marion Btreet Church, Brooklyn mr. . formerly of Portemouth. N. i, ‘daughter of Mr. Jeremiah Bullwell, of tb, NH. papers please copy. a oid named Joho ir), ‘gaia for ton strset, om the 22d of February —* Oromocto 4: Oromoe nae yy D'; vawoure HAS Bana Mario, bail given to the Hon Le T ey night next to be present, in was expeied to he curse ins few dage Forought, on by salt aiuse—the victimes ¥ with a rertalaty-of ours ov, Mateh |, 1361 nf inyenied to ratura heme ly, isamediately after vue of By ni of Gerdes, ‘t Marr Ne By the “lev, the, Pine, 66 Brooklyn, March 1, Hew w Recorer, of Mareetiles. Prasce. to Mania Lows ughter of Professor a on the 20th of February, by the - w 8 ther in ti! Wont of tbe Linard, am vaca Fie i Sw Banx Unnica—The cargo of this voseol is rendered quantity of water used in was warps aR WOULD Sa¥ ” Take care of thy be sey ot We ve rk wen, {ok Philaisipbiay Waere tere a. for i my O28 Eta ae.) fr ms Aw to Dav "yn NOrieans 5 an freedom, to be the from ancident ov cagelesonees, the particulary of which can in all ite forms.” d by these exotiers, onll wp Le "io, Coens, ‘Mershie, he Glebe for N Vork. Foster. henee for Neavites, pet | Hampton Koads 27th, with love of topmacte, enils, & arrived at Norfolk next day. 1 from Avtahgees Jentes sien ouste Raraner a ieliow civison | Feferenace both or, LEW! ette, are patiioulatly invited to Gaia Beeston sity betore at 1 o'clock, PM = vington street. His m to Greenwood Uemetery Buddewly, on Bunday morning, Marsh %, of eonval- ox, aged 6 years and 7 nthe, eldest daughter of James A. Houston, M D., recy paseage apply to Now. old huwki white kids, let ue see at tort of w ball you will give Choose your partners, and portion of the onrgo will be say sions Hrnnrorr Baows Broadway, ead Te adr. tia ed below, with t by pews, of the ant hor. r. 61 ilenieesea at street. Fire —Yeaterday morning. at three o'clock, « fre broke out in house 686 6 yer ane bakery the back room of the Sr with but trifiing a treet, occupied by J It broke out in was extinguished perbape $100, Powell, a colored waiter on board yeeterday forencen at North river, into body waa reoovered m an inquest wae held, | 1 death by drowning re ‘The friends of the family, and of her late father, are reapectfully invited to T at 2 o'clock, fr: ¥ CITY OF Guasuo he: eet Boath Bro press Hill Cemetery ofiammatory rheumel!iom Canine, wite Of Henry B Melville, aged 36 yeare and im bot, ethane fell. ddeniy on Mareb 2, a SUN, & CO.,41 Brohange Pinos. [%w, oak AND NEW at two o'clock in the aft and a verdiet of accid t 4 friends of the family. and those of ers, Benjemin, Walter and Jowph Yates | and alvo the members of the Howard Lodge of No. 60 F.. are reepectfuliy invited to funeral on Toerday. 40h inet residence, 131 Amity street ay evening, March 2, Axx Asetia second daughter of Albert and Lucretia Smith, aged 4 yeers 4 monthe and IT day ‘The friends of the family are requested to attend her funeral, thie afternoon, at 3 o'clock, from 185 Chryatie street without further invitation Oo March 3, Jase A. Ky oo. wife of Robert L. Kydd, Foreign amd oonstwise arrivals a month of Pooras a pain steameht +f pe. GAD.-J8PP ee ANTIDOTA Wicwure tor the ene of privase dino he. aa’ restriotions of *tion to business. Joh toe Rereren From Drowsres crow of the ship Garrick. lying at Pier 13, n o'clock. on Bunday night, and war reecued from drowning by policemen Keily and James Kelly, one of the at 1 o'clock, P. overboard, at ele oops, 165; steamore, # Whaiemen. at iis Jn July, Barclay, th vo | apn have been " s swith full dives ete 5 ies nia toe ANG, 102 Nera teas 108 Little, 104 Tirnovoratront, Bovtsa: We 00 no dete, Pheais, Brewster, ML, On Friday evening d.and comiort. ‘They ate, in every | oe New ture upon the Unio returned trom England. on this country, amd gt Arwericnn orators aifotd « rich treat to th rate or New Yous * ent of the New York Unt yeaterday evening, at the Univer ¢ imitations of the pei Tow OF fhm rmaur Bo — Orion Dears, boa ‘The friends « folly invited to at 10 @’chock A M SGROr FORD. TILESTON & CO. | é Hieamsr Winkel Boots, to DAY; 4, BROOKS & OO. No. 68 Broad atreet. fuR eAVANA elatives of the family are reepest. od the foneral, eh {rom Bet late tesid * ett, henee for Cieufuegna, Feb 24, Ht drepey im tha chert, at hit reeidence ia Sloatsharg, tHe NEW ANd « chlend county. New Yor nets Sornltine trom early | and mm Mariel for Boston Feb he can ineure am or tain, ante Mr Brerwen Boar, aged 4 beiltivmt andi Doctor of Medicina 4. form Portiand foc Mayers, fob vat pm. fom Pigs 7, Dustsa Lagat Wy RAO els, fod Leteads of the family are invited the art or etagoa, wi ho ga,